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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1964
Page
5
The text lists committee chairs and members for invitation, special effects, and band groups. It details May school events including chapel programs, assemblies by the Glee Club and library club, a spring production The Shock of His Life, and upcoming booster and class meetings through May 26.
Editorial praises the upcoming school leaders for 1964 1965. Gene Fisher outgoing president sets a high standard. Jerry Tuver is seen as capable replacement. John Dick as Monitor Commission chair, Campbell Trice and Richard Loy as co chairs. Ronnie Gore Honor Court hopeful. Linda Mallory Chapel Committee head. Phyllis Rowland to lead Chapel Committee.
A list of students including Patricia Gail Smith Thomas Lee Souders Edwin Louis Stern Linda Louise Stickles Ronald Wayne Strosnider Mary Ester Stubbs Donna Lynn Thompson William Thompson Elaine Dyer Trenary share their course, nickname, ambition, favorite song and subject with notes on origin towns such as Winchester Bethesda and Altoona. The compilation presents their goals from government service to engineering and finance with personal interests in music and shorthand.
The Junior Prom committees were announced last week with Ned Hall chairing the ticket committee and Susie Alberti leading refreshments. Multiple groups follow under centerpieces paper sculpture ceiling wall and other areas with named coordinators and members including Kitty Conner Beverly Bull Toni Tulou Raymond Perry Gary Fries Judy Hoskins and many others.
The notice promotes Printing Adams Misses pattern 4638 in sizes 10 to 18 with fabric needs for size 16. It lists price 50 cents plus 15 cents mail handling, and provides address for ordering from Anne Adams in New York. A free pattern idea coupon is offered with Spring-Summer Catalog.
Handley high school golfers placed sixth out of 14 at Ingleside Golf Club Staunton after Friday and Saturday rounds led by Lewis Campbell fifth among individuals. Track stars at district meet two weeks earlier in Herndon earned state berths with Barney Stine winning the 440 and Gene Fisher plus Larry Bell discus runners up. Fisher set a Handley discus record at the state meet in Lexington, helping Handley finish third among Group IB schools.
Michael Lovett has a two month NSF sponsored research appointment at Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo New York. He will work 40 hours a week under Dr James Grace on viruses as a cause of cancer. Applications come from across the United States with selection based on strong science interest and academic record. Gauchos or South American cowboys figure in a misread line about Argentina and Uruguay.
The Class of 1964 outlines committees for the upcoming Senior Prom and Senior Banquet. Ellen Jones chairs the invitation committee with Darlene Himes Jenny Mumpower Sharon Moore Sally Bush and Billie Newlin assisting. Diane Carper leads the refreshment committee with Elaine Trenary Clowe Campbell Linda Cooper Jane Hol singer Ann Kern Judy Belchie Judy Shumaker Bonnie Williams and Carolyn Crisman helping. Gale Anderson heads the place card committee with Ann Saville Sherry Cain Pat Petrie Mary Scully Sandra Lee Ritter Karen Shull Mary Greenwell Vicki Welzel Sandra Morrison Pat Smith and Suzi Anderson assisting.
Peter March presented a 250 word abstract on The Measurement of Atomic Radiation in Outer Space at a Charlottesville meeting held last Saturday for 1963 summer electronics course participants. The eight week summer study included William Fleming High School Roanoke and Fort Monmouth N J.
On Wednesday morning after chapel, Judy Belchie announced five new booster club members. Sarah Alberti Betty Buncutter Rebecca Miller Phyllis Rowland and Linda Snyder were chosen for scholarship leadership and citizenship. Initiation is set for the evening of May 20.
A readable fragment notes Susan Kay Webber prefers the name Sue Ambition tied to a cheerful persona. It mentions a Long Moon River subject and hints at shorthand and sewing interests tied to Fyrom Winchester.
Handley students toured the National Cathedral and National Gallery of Art in Washington on Saturday. The art class group, guided by art supervisor Mrs. Charles Shrader, included Mr. and Mrs. Shrader and Miss Katherine Pannill.
Howard Cahill will attend an eight week summer program in nuclear engineering at the University of Virginia. Eligibility is through the NSF Summer Student Training Program, with selection by the committee and university staff. The course, conducted by senior faculty, includes lectures and labs at the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
The American Association of University Women sponsored a county art contest for Frederick County fifth and sixth graders. Winners include Roger Lee Strosnider, Larry Funk, Casey Todd, Carolyn Cortney, Connie Sheetz, Mary Ward, Kenneth Eyre, Leslie Hughes, Elizabeth Cline. Their works are now on display in the main hall.
On Tuesday May 12 the Girls Monogram Club met at 12 15 in the locker room. Members earning 500 points were Claudia Adams Sherry Jo Cain Ruth Fowler Meg Greene Susie Harper Becky Lillis Nancy Madagan Alice Nail Marilyn O'Hara Pat Petrie Cindy Rathman Linnda Snyder Joyce Truslow and Sharon Wolfe. A chapel service planned by the club was set for May 20.
Combined weight of the earthworms beneath a pasture could equal or surpass the weight of the sheep supported by the field, highlighting soil biota’s significant biomass in grazing lands.
Claudia Adams has been chosen to attend the United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth. Sponsored by the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge, the selection was based on her essay What the United Nations Means To Me. She will spend a week in New York this summer observing UN work and visiting the New York World's Fair.
On May 11 the Sophomore Class met to elect officers for their Junior year. Harold Legg was chosen president with Robert Schenck as vice president and Anne Moore as secretary. Joyce Newlin and James Stotler were named co chairs of next year's Junior Stand. sponsors are Mrs Armstrong and Mr Queen.
Judges Four of Handley High Glee Club will perform between 2 and 4 p.m. Saturday at the Berryville Fair Grounds. The boys John Miller Pete March George Weidig George Miller and Hugh Brent as accompanist have appeared at numerous social functions throughout the year.
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